Inside £118-a-night hotel where England’s Lionesses are staying as men's team stay in luxury pad
28.07.2022 - 16:27
/ ok.co.uk
After years of crossed fingers and wishful thinking, it could finally be coming home for England after the Lionesses secured a place in the final of the Euro 2022 football tournament. Following their incredible 4-0 win against Sweden on Tuesday, which was watched by fans including David Beckham and his daughter Harper Seven, the football team are heading to London’s Wembley Stadium where they will take on Germany in the grand final.
And as the squad prepares for one of their biggest matches ever, the Lionesses have been staying at The Lensbury Resort in London where they have been making the most of the hotel’s incredible sporting facilities. With a state-of-the-art gym, two full-sized sports pitches and various workout studios, the Teddington hotel base is a top choice among sports people and has welcomed many teams and coaches through its doors throughout the years.
Costing £118-a-night, the four star establishment spans across 25 acres and also has two indoor pools, a sauna, 22 tennis courts and over 100 gym classes on offer. After the hotel first formed in 1920, the establishment’s gym and studio facilities underwent a huge £1 million investment in December 2019 and saw a range of digitally connected facilities fitted.
As a result, the Lionesses, including right-back Lucy Bronze, will be able to enjoy a range of entertainment options including Netflix and YouTube when working out on the cardio machines. In total, the resort hotel features 155 rooms, including Dutch Suites, Deluxe Twin rooms and Cosy Classic options.
Of all the room choices on offer, the Dutch Suites are The Lensbury’s largest guest rooms and feature a separate lounge and bed area, a massage jet shower and a large flat screen TV. The Cosy Classic
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